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Dungeons and Dragons is once again a big deal, and over the years many players have come up with brilliant DIY D&D ideas anyone can try.

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You're walking through the woods as a heavy fog starts to disperse and come upon a wizard's tower... made out of Legos, cereal boxes, and ...

Today we'll show you How to build tents for your besiegers encampment. You can't have soldiers and supplies standing about in the rain, so lets make them somewhere to stow their gear and have a respite. To start you'll need a base, we used some 12 inch foam to carve our hill. You'll also need a piece of fabric, something natural looking, three round toothpicks and a stick you can cut down. We cut a 3" and two 1.25" segments. Next we carved the hill into a rough shape that would hold a tent 3…

Are you a tabletop miniature gamer? The battlefield you play on might be a dining room table, but it should be more. That’s where terrain pieces come into play. If you’re playing games like Warhammer 40k and looking for terrain ideas, all it takes is an online search. Images of beautiful wargaming terrain are everywhere. […]